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- 6. Legislative body of government, consisting of the House of Commons and the House of Lords.
- 7. Legislation imposing tariffs on imported grain, repealed in 1846 to lower food prices.
- 8. Agricultural workers who pay rent to occupy land owned by others.
- 10. British statesman and Prime Minister known for his liberal reforms and advocacy for the rights of ordinary citizens.
- 11. - Legislation passed in 1832 to reform the electoral system of England and Wales.
- 13. British suffragette who campaigned for women's right to vote through both peaceful and militant means.
- 16. Right to vote in political elections.
- 17. Legislation aimed at reforming the electoral system to increase representation and address inequalities.
- 18. British politician who served as Prime Minister and advocated for important reforms.
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- 1. Parties - Organized groups that seek to influence government policy by nominating candidates and contesting elections.
- 2. - Laws aimed at improving working conditions and safety standards in factories.
- 3. Associations of workers formed to protect and advance their rights and interests.
- 4. Form of government in which a monarch acts as head of state within the parameters of a constitution and, usually, a Parliament.
- 5. Period of British history marked by the reign of Queen Victoria, characterized by a focus on duty, thrift, and respectability.
- 9. Political and social issues surrounding Ireland's relationship with Britain, including questions of autonomy and land rights.
- 12. She was a monarch who reigned over the United Kingdom from 1837 to 1901, symbolizing the Victorian Age.
- 14. House of _________. Lower house of the British Parliament, representing the common people.
- 15. House of _______. Upper house of the British Parliament, historically controlled by wealthy nobles and bishops.